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Windows 7 actually supports explicit vertical maximization; dragging the top of a window to the top of the screen will maximize the app vertically but leave its
by Elepsis 15y ago
Windows 7 actually supports explicit vertical maximization; dragging the top of a window to the top of the screen will maximize the app vertically but leave its width unchanged.
- mattbot5000 15y agoDouble clicking the vertical resizer also maximizes vertically.
- Darr247 15y agoIn what... Gnome3? Win7? OS/X?
- dingle_thunk 15y agoWin7